A.J. Muste
Basics:
Christian Socialist, pacifist & radical activist (1885-1967), who helped found Congress for Progressive Labor Action & Fellowship of Reconciliation.
On A.J. Muste. Paul Goodman, NY Review of Books (11/28/1963).
On the Web: Specialized Sites
A.J. Muste Memorial Institute.
In the Library: Articles
In the Library: Non-Fiction Books
Muste, Abraham John. Fellowship & Class Struggle (NY: Fellowship, 1930).
__________. The A.F.of L. in 1931 (NY: Progressive Labor Action, 1931).
__________. The Automobile Industry & Organized Labor (Baltimore: Christian Social Justice Fund, 1936).
__________. Non-Violence in an Aggressive World (NY: Harper, 1940).
__________. Gandhi & the H-Bomb: How Nonviolence Can Take the Place of War (NY: Fellowship, 1950).
__________. How to Deal with a Dictator (NY: Fellowship, 1954).
__________. The Essays of A.J. Muste (ed. Nat Hentoff; Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1967).
__________. Not By Might. Christianity: The Way to Human Decency. & Of Holy Disobedience (NY: Garland, 1971).
In the Library: Poetry
In the Library: Photography
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